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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1968

Page

3

U.S. Warns North Korea Against Pueblo Crew Trial

The state department warned Pyongyang that any trial of the USS Pueblo crewmen would aggravate the crisis. Washington asked the International Red Cross to seek their freedom after North Korea labeled the captors as criminals.

Washington U.S North Korea International Red Cross State Department Robert McCloskey International Committee of Thel Red Cross Puebla

Marines Escape North Vietnam Captivity Barefoot in Jungle

Two U.S. Marines, Cpl. Steven Nelson and Lance Cpl. Michael Roha, escaped from North Vietnamese captivity after two weeks, crawling through jungle barefoot to safety near Da Nang. They reached a Fifth Marine Regiment unit Tuesday, nine and two months early respectively, after a perilous trek with bleeding feet and improvised sandals.

Saigon Cpl Steven Nelson Elkhart Ind Lance Cpl Michael Rohn National City Calif DA Nang U.S Lance Michael Roha United States Roha Nelson Chua Luu Fifth Marine Regiment Rohn

Truce Eve Marked by Red Blows

Saigon reports 21 Americans killed and 137 wounded in Viet Cong and North Vietnamese attacks as a seven day ceasefire began. Strikes hit Lai Khe An Khe Holloway and Phu Bai bases with casualties, while Khe Sanh saw limited fighting and a heavy supply lull.

Saigon South Vietnam U.S Demilitarized Zone Khe Sanh U S Lai Khe U.S. First Infantry Division Red Cross An Khe Holloway Highlands U.S. 25Th Infantry Division First Corps Phu Bai Third Marine Division

Protesters Hearing Is Continued in Iowa City Court

Nine defendants charged in the December 51 demonstration on the University of Iowa campus have the arraignment continued in Johnson County district court. Judge Clair Hamilton set 9 a.m. February 2 for filing motions for bills of particulars or other motions.

Iowa City Johnson County University of Iowa Clair Hamilton Atty William Tucker Paul Kleinberger Silver Springs Gerald Ralph Des Moines Ross Peterson Lory Rice Michael J. Kennedy Kennedy Emergency Civil Liberties Committee Daniel Boyle Fred McTaggart Albert Marian North Liberty Hamilton William Meardon Marian Ray Harvey

Seven Held In Robbery and Blast Plot

FBI agents arrested seven men linked to the Minutemen accused of conspiring to rob four Seattle area banks after bombing a police station and a power plant. The group planned diversions around Redmond and Des Moines Washington and faced five year sentences and $10,000 fines if convicted.

Washington FBI Minutemen Seattle Redmond Wash Des Moines Duane Carlson Joseph Haure Ervin White Edmonds Jerome Diemart Arlington Mervyn Henderson Bethel Kelly Delano Tacoma Milton Dix

Greek Officers Ousted as King Constantine Plot Fails

Athens AP reports a military dictatorship expelled 33 high officers and retired 12 others for siding with King Constantine in his failed bid to topple the junta. The moves follow the unsuccessful plan to oust the regime.

Athens Constantine

Michael Curtis Killed in Crash On Glass Road

Michael James Curtis a 19 year old delivery driver for Bindler s Dairy was killed instantly at 9 30 a m Friday when the van he drove slid on glare ice on Glass road NE near Ross road and the Twin Pines golf course. He was thrown from the vehicle and found beneath it after it rolled into a ditch.

Michael James Curtis Skyline Drive Glass Road Bindler’s Dairy Twin Pines Ross’ Road Curtis

Des Moines Rules New Construction Tax Under 2 Percent

Iowa revenue director William Forst announced that new construction will be taxed under the 2 percent service tax and closed a loophole in the sales tax credit law. The ruling overturns a prior tax commission decision that would have exempted millions in 1967 construction from the tax law.

Des Moines Iowa William Forst Forst State Tax Commission Tax Commission

Howard Hughes Eyes Massive Sands Hotel Expansion in Las Vegas

Industrialist Howard Hughes announces a 150 million expansion of the Sands hotel casino into a city within a city in Las Vegas. The plan adds 4 000 rooms to the current 778 and includes a large bowling alley ice skating rink indoor golf theater and extensive stores. Governor Paul Laxalt received the proposal in a message from Hughes who also issued newspaper announcements.

Las Vegas Howard Hughes Sands Paul Laxalt Hughes

Sleuth Captures Britain's Train Robber in Canada

Detective Chief Superintendent Thomas Butler tracked down Charles Wilson, once of a £5.5 million 1963 mail train raid, to Rigaud near Montreal. Wilson lived with his family as Ronald Alloway, facing devalued currency and hidden British money.

Montreal Canada Charles Wilson Britain Scotland Yard Wilson Birmingham Supt Thomas Butler Butler Tangier Mexico Spain Holland London Police Sir Joseph Simpson Ronald Biggs Bruce Reynolds Biggs Reynolds Rigaud Mounted Police Ronald Alloway Perry Bedbrooke Alloway England

Laird cites early warning on Pueblo threat from North Korea

Rep. Laird charged the United States ignored a warning from North Korea about moves against the Pueblo intelligence ship. He blamed missing escort protection from U.S. destroyer escorts and fighters at a South Korean base, saying eight fighters were nearby but not ready to fly.

Milwaukee Laird R-Wis U.S Navy Pearl Harbor Washington Milwaukee Journal House Republican Conference Pueblo

Mao supporters seize power in Kansu province

Peking radio reported that Mao Tse-tung supporters have seized power in the Chinese province of Kansu, with the development announced Friday.

Hong Kong UPI Mao Tse-tung Kansu Peking Radio

Chuckle Quote on Crusoe and Friday Work Gift

A humorous line notes that only Robinson Crusoe finished all his work by Friday. The quip plays on the idea of a single character accomplishing tasks within a week using a famous literary frame.

Robinson Crusoe

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U.N. Meeting By John Lenge Johnson U.N U.N. Security Council McClosky International Committee of the Red Cross International Group Geneva Moscow Llewellyn Thompson Foreign Ministry Tass Cmdr Lloyd Bucher Ship's Orders Bucher Security Council World Organization Korea Air Force Naval Air Khe Sanh l Today's Index Paneer Tye Farm Marion Patebho State Bee Ag Pw Get Ieee Michael Curtis Cedar Rapids Sleuth
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